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Social and ficMonai
Edited hv Hillie Saunders Smith
J
McKinney-Walker
Miss Katherine Blons Walker,
attractive daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. Wil.se Wa'ker. and Thomas
Cooper McKinney. son of Mrs.
Annie McKinney, were married
last Thursday nite at 7:30 o'clock
at the First Baptist Parsonage on
Main Street, with the Rev. E. H.
Pofcts. pastor of the church offici
al inu. Mr. and Mrs. McKinney
left immediately after the cere
mony for a honeymoon trip to
West Virginia and through the
Luray Caverns. They returned
yesterday and are now at home
on East Colonial Avenue.
Return
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Odcm and
son. Charles, left Sunday for
their home in Pinehurst after
spending a few days here as the
guests of Mr. Odcm s sister. Mrs.
Ei'.a Mae Hannah cn First Street.
Visiting Here
Mrs. T. N. Gricc and litt.'e son.
Buck, of Chapel Hili have arrived
to spend three week? as the guests
of Mrs. Gricc's father. W. H. Jen
nette on West Main Street. Mr.
Grice was here for the week end.
Anounee Birth
Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Jennctte |
of Fairfax Avenue are receiving i
congratulations on the birth -of a
daughter. Mary Clause, at the'
Aibemarle Hospital on Friday,!
August 28.
Here Yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Daniels and!
family cf Coleraine visited Mrs.j
Daniels" sister. Mrs. George As
kew on Cypress Street yesterday, j
They were accompanied home by '
Joe Perry who will be their guest |
for a week.
Returned to Bavbcro
Gccrge Little left yesterday for
iiis homo in Bayboro after visiting
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. G. R.
Little on West Main Street. Mr.
Little also spent several days at
Naes Head.
Birth Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Houtz of J
West Colonial Avenue, announce
the birth of a son at the Albe
marle Hospital last Friday. They
have not yet decided on a name
for the little fellow. Mrs. Houtz
was formerly Miss Margaret Saw
yer.
Returns to Danville
Mrs. Bill Kolloman r.nu her lit
tle daughter. Billie Jean, left Sun
day for their home in Danville.
Virginia, after spending three
wee Irs here as the guests of Mrs.
Hal Williams on Burgess Street.
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8 and NEWS REEL j
Visiting Here
Miss .Anno Marshall of Rocky
Mount is spending some time here
| with her brother and sister-in
law. Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall
: on West Church Street. While
here. Miss Marshall is studying
; laboratory technology in Dr. J. A.
Gill's office.
Visiting Father
Ivy Joel Combs of Philadelphia |
ii spending some time here with
: her father. Dr. Howard J. Combs j
! on East Main Street. Ivey Joel |
and Miss Elizabeth Brothers spent j
: the week-end at the Nags Header.
Back At Work
Albert Gard has returned to his
business. "Card's Soda Shoppe",
after being confined to his home
on West Church Street for the j
past month following an opera- j
:o:i at Duke Hospital in Durham, j
On Vacation
Miss Frances Madrin of South
ern Avenue and Miss Margaret i
Markham of Cedar Street left yes- i
terday for Virginia Beach, where J
they will spend a week.
Away on Trip
Mrs. Mary Frances Walker of i
East Burgess Street is visiting ;
friends and relatives in Princess j
Anne. Newport News and other j
places in eastern Virginia. Mrs. |
Walker expects to be away until
October 1.
Visiting Mother
Bob Barrett, woo nas been
spending the summer at Nags j
Head with his aunt. Mrs. Alice ;
Grice. is visiting his mother, Mrs. j
Byrd K. Barrett, at the Southern \
Hotci until time to return to j
Chapel Hill to resume his studies
at the University of North Caro
lina. |
Returns Home
Mrs. Fred Barr and little daugh
ter. Nancy, have returned to their
home on Riverside Drive, after
spending two weeks at Kitty Hawk
Beach as the guests of Mrs. J. A.
Gill. Mrs. Barr is suffering with
an infected ear.
Here Last Week
Rev. and Mrs. C. M. Brown left
Friday for their home in Kershaw,
South Carolina, after spending a
1 few days here as the guests of
Miss Mary Bright at her home on
East Colonial Avenue.
Return From Trip
Dr. H. A. Thorson and his
daughter. Barbara Lou, returned
last night to the Duke Inn, after
a motor trip over the Sky Line
Drive and to Luray Caverns.
"Always Comfortably Cool" ^
ALKRAMA I
?Last Showing?
Harold Bell Wright's
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with Richard Arlen
AL-o?"Phaatcm Rider" No. 1 3
"Flach Gordon" Xo. 13?Act
Tuesday ? Wednesday
On Stage 1:45-7:19 and 9:15
NORMAN PHELPS
AND HIS
"ROUNDERS"
Hill Billy Music
Singing - Modeling
6?PEOPLE?6
?On The Screen?
"A Star For A
Night"
With CLAIRE TREVOR
EVELYN VENABLE
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in
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Call this office today and find out about
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expiring fire and tornado insurance
polices.
Phone
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Attend Dance
A number of people from here
attended the Ina Ray Hutton
dance in Ahoskie Friday night.
! Among those going were: Mr. and
! Mrs. Wilson Sanders. Mr. and
Mrs. Archie Sanders, Captain and
Mrs. Channing and Jimmy Emery
j of the Yacht LeVerriere, Wood
Boyce, Leslie Armstrong, Jr.,
Charles Stevens. Mike Vanture,
Miss Violet Cohoon, Miss Mar
garet Hannah, James Colield,
Creeper Crank. Norman Davis,
James Cooper, Roger Shannon
house. John Miller, Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Payne and Mr. and Mrs.
Stein Harris.
Visiting in Fannville
Mrs. Enoch Ludford and sons,
Frank and Enoch, Jr., are visiting
relatives in Fannville. N. C.
Visiting in Norfolk
Mrs. Carl Commander of
Ehringhaus Street extended, has
left to spend two weeks in Nor
folk as the guest of her son and
daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.
C. E. Commander, at the Naval
Base.
Visiting Relatives
Mrs. L. L. Hodges and children.
Lonnie Lee, Joyce and Ralph Wal
lace. of First Street have left to
visit relatives in Beaufort. Hyde
and Pamlico counties. They ex
pect to be away about ten days.
In Cape Charles
Mrs. Calvin Twiddy of Baxter
Avenue is spending two weeks in
Cape Charles Virginia, visiting
relatives.
Visiting Cousin
Mary Frances Snowdcn of Nor
folk. is visiting her cousin. Mary
Ellen Blades, at her home on
South Road Street.
Week-end In Raleigh
Miss Elizabeth Harrell of East
Church Street spend the week
end in Raleigh as the guest of
Miss Olive Aydlctt.
In New York
Mrs. O. B. West and Mrs. John
,L. Sawyer left Saturday for New
I York City where Mrs. West will
i buy new fall merchandise for O.
1 B. West Company.
The family of J. W. Alexander
had as their week-end guests Mrs.
Calvin Scott and son Charles Cal
vin. Jr.. of Newcastle. Wyoming.
Louis Brinn of Trenton. Mich.,
and Mrs. J. F. Holmes of Eden
! ton, N. C.
Return Home
Carlton Woodley and J. W.
) Hobbs. have returned to their
homes after spending a week at
Duck Island Club as the guests of
! Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mann.
Week-end in New Bern
Harry Benton of Dyer Street
'spent the week-end in New Bern
1 visiting relatives.
Recuperating
Mrs. Bachman Doar of Hagers
town. Maryland, is recuperating
i at the home of her sister. Mrs.
I Ernest Fergerson at Camden, af
Iter undergoing an appendicitis
j operation at Lake-view Hospital in
I Suffork. Mrs. Dear was formerly
| Miss Elizabeth Stokley of this
[ city.
Return to Charlotte
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stokley
1 and their daughter, Virginia Lee.
; have returned to their home in
Charlotte after visiting Mr. Stok
ley's sister. Mrs. Ernest Fergerson
at Camden.
Week-end in Norfolk
Mrs. Lessic Albertson of Front
Street spent the week-end in Nor
folk with friends. Mrs. Albertson
visited her son. Bruce, who is il]
at the Naval Hospital.
Return From Nags Head
Mr. and Mrs. Riley Long, Mr.
land Mrs. Kerry Taylor and Mr.
! and Mrs. Mark Sawyer have re
turned home after spending a
week at Nags Head.
Visit Fort Raleigh
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Benton.
Miss Louise Perry, Mr. and Mrs.
(George Waters and sons, George
Charles and John Calvin. Mr. and
| Mrs. C. E. Benton, Miss Irene
| Benton, Mr. and Mrs. John H.
: O'Kelly and son, Clyde Rector of
| Sylvia, N. C? Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Fincannon and son. Douglas of
, Enka. N. C., visited Fort Raleigh
and Kitty Hawk last Friday. This
: was Mr. and Mrs. O'Kelly's first
trip to the coast, and they were
very much impressed with the
scenery.
Edenton Social
Sledge-Privott
Mrs. William Scott Privott of
Edenton announces the engage
ment of her daughter. Miss Kath
ryn Elizabeth Privott. to Levin Leo
Sledge, son of Mrs. Alexander
Sledge, of Greensboro, Ala., and
the late Mr. Sledge. The wedding
will take place October 17.
Miss Privott is the daughter of
the late Major William Scott Pri
vott. U. S. Army.
Miss Privott, who will be at
tended by her sister, will be given
in marriage by her brother, Pro
secutor William S. Privott. The
wedding will take place \ in the
First Baptist Church, wiij^^ev
Edward L. Wells officiatmfl
f4 Heart^Adviser %
- ? - v.
Caroline Chatfleld
Considered among the most popu
lar writers on heart and home,
Caroline Chatfield now will con
tribute her famous column daily
to this paper.
South Mills News
Mrs. F. N. Mullen was hostess
j at a birthday dinner last Sunday,
j in honor of her husband. Mr. F.
N. Mullen, her daughter, Mrs.
James C. Jones. _ and her daugh
| tcr-in-law. Mrs. Herbert Mullen.
: Those who enoyed her hospitality
were. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Whit
| ney. Mrs. Fcrman C, Lewis, and
j Dr. F. N. Mullen. Jr.. all of Nor
folk. and Mr. and Mrs. James C.
j Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mul
] len. and Mr. F. N. Mullen of
South Mills.
South Mills High School was
I the scene of an old maids conven
j tion last night, when the ladies
of the Woman's Missionary So
! ciety of Trinity Methodist church
i presented a comedy titled "The
Spinistcrs Convention". The play
was attended by a good crowd and
| peals of laughter sounded through
I the buildTng as the ladies appear
ed in old maid's attire. Those
taking the parts of the old maids
were Miss Gladys Norris, Mrs.
Agnes Matthews, Mrs. Horace
Eason. Mrs. George Johnson. Mrs.
Eill E. Albcrtson, Mrs. Alva Spen
cer. Mrs. Clarence Dozier, Mrs.
iMose White. Mrs. Ivey. Mrs. Need
[ ham. Mrs. Hunter, Mrs. Frank
j Jones. Miss Pearl Norris. Mrs.
j James C. Jones. Mrs. Herbert
| Mullen. Mrs. Frank Eason. Miss
Wooil and Mrs. J. W. Jones.
The South Mills school opened
Thursday with the following
'tea:h.ir; staff in attendance. Fred
Ill-met. principal: Frank Eason.
; i acker and assistant principal;
Miss Montine Ward high school
'teacher: first grade. Miss Maline
Riddiek: second and third grades.
Miss A'inc Spivey; fourth grade,
! Miss In.z Stevens; fifth grade.
| rvlis.-; Elizabeth Hollowell; sixth
ratio. Miss Anabel Wood.
Mrs. Sherlock of Weeksville and
her daughter. Maude of Hertford
spent Sunday with Mrs. Sher
lock's mother and father. Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Johnson.
Miss Margaret Spires has rc
j turned to her home in Edcnton
after visiting her grandparents,
i Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jacobs.
Mrs. Dick Jones spent Sunday
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W.
V. Burnham.
1 Mr. Jack Burnham whose work
is in Columbia was home last
week to visit his mother, Mrs. T.
Burnham, who is in the hospital.
I
Miss Elizabeth Whitehurst has
returned to Kenansville, to re
sume her work of teaching school.
Miss Bessie Abbot left Tuesday
to begin teaching school at Seven
Springs.
Miss Rcna Charlton of Moyock,
i formerly a teacher in the South
j Mills school, left Tuesday to be
gin work at the Seven Springs
school.
Miss Margaret Griggs, of Har
binger. spent Tuesday night with
I Mrs. T. W. Whitehurst.
Mrs. T. W. Whitehurst has re
turned to her home in South Mills
after visiting relatives in Norfolk.
Mrs. Mary Tycs and daughter
and Miss Pearl Eure spent Thurs
day in Portsmouth.
Mis. J. W. Jones and daughter,
Margaret, Mr. and Mrs. Benson
Jones and child motored to Vir
ginia Beach Tuesday for the day.
Mrs. W. H. Southerland an-!
children, Billy, Anne, and Joyce
of Willard, Mrs. Earl Trafton and
children of Norfolk. Mr. and Mrs.
T. J. Etheridge and daughter, Mr.
( and Mrs. J. E. Etheridge and two
children of Creswell and Mrs.
Corbitt and child of Farmville,
have returned to their homes af
ter spending a few days with Mr.
I ~~~ ITT I ~ "
Caroline ChatSays
The Case of llie Spinster Is Pretty Good; Though She
Frequently Doesn't See It in That Light Until She
Has Given Up the Struggle.
She is a technician in a doctor's ofii?c, competent and well paid.
The patient lias just received a clean bill of health from the doctor
and is in a mood for pleasant banter.
"How long have you worked here?" he asked.
' Since 1923," she answers. "Ain't that awful?"
"Sounds like a pretty good record to me," volunteers the patient.
"But I am not married," she wails. And the heartless patient who
has been assured that all of his organs are functioning 100 per cent,
laughs uproariously at her naive admission.
Not so funny to the feminine mind; for in words of a lady philoso
pher there are just three big thrills in a woman's life: the first, when
she gets married; the second, when she moves in her new homo, and
the third, when she has her first baby. She is quite dependent upon
a man tor two of these. If she is smart and thrifty she may have a
home without benefit of His Majesty's largess.
No wonder the lassies begin early and work late, looking for
lads who are supposed to carry the pass keys to happiness. No
wonder they look enviously at their sisters who are lucky in the
hunt. No wonder they think "it's awful" when thirteen years
have slipped by and the boy friends have slipped by, too. But?a
lot of losers are luckier than the sisters they envy. For some
lads carry pass keys to misery and wretchedness such as no in
dependent single woman ever dreamed of.
Perhaps they come under the head of compensations, these blessings
of singleness, but they are blessings none the less. There is the good
old pay envelope and every penny of it belongs to the person who
collects it. There is nobody to question her right to throw it away or
to put it by. When the day's work is done there is no moody man to
be cajoled and catered to. When she lies down to sleep there is no
crying baby to disturb her dreams. When she wakes up there arc no
fretting problems of children's diet and discipline.
As she gets along in business or profession and provides for her
old age she may have a home, a pet or two and if she is very
brave she can adopt a baby. The woman who has a home is never
to be pitied and it is only on rare occasions that she pities her
self. Here is the spot where her feminine instincts may find full
expression. She has the pleasure and pride of possession: the
satisfaction of peace and privacy; (he joy of having: a place to
entertain her friends. Her home is a bank where she puts her
surplus. It is an institution that srives her an established position
in the community. It is a playhouse where she can cook and sew
and grloat over the pretties which have come down to her from
her family, as well as those she has bought and paid for.
The case of the spinster is pretty good, although she frequently
doesn't know it until she has given up the struggle.
CAROLINE CHATFIELD.
Edenton Personals
Mrs. S. X. Stephenson of Eden
ton announces the engagement of
her daughter. Margaret Garland,
I to Thomas Merrick Long of Nor
folk. The wedding will take place
September 5. in Norfolk. For the
past 18 months Miss Stephenson
has been making her home in
Norfolk with her sister. Mrs. Syl
vester Williams.
Miss Marion Kirk Henderson
returned Sunday to Providence
Hospital in Washington to resume
her work.
Mrs. J. M. Baity continues tc
be quite ill at the Rca apartments
on West Queen Street.
Miss Mildred Stephenson left
Friday afternoon for Columbia,
where she will teach for the com
ing year.
Mrs. Earle Goodwin and family
returned Friday from Nags Head
where they have been spending
the summer.
Miss Emma Byrum of Washing
ton is visiting her aunt, Mrs. S. W
Taylor, on West Church Street,
John A. Mitchncr. Jr., returned
Sunday from Chapel Hill where
he has been attending summci
school at the university.
Miss Marie Waters has returned
to her home in Charlotte after be
ing the guest of Miss Betty Wales.
Charlie Hobbs returned Sunday
from Nags Head, where he has
been attending a house party.
J. E. Jackson remains ill at his
home on West Eden Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hollowcll en
tertained a number of their
friends Tuesday evening at a love
ly dinner party in the Makely
apartments.
t?
Mrs. Hattic Miller of Norfolk is
visiting her brother. W. D. Holmes,
and Mrs. Holmes on Granville
Street.
Mrs. Fred Murray and three
children. Elizabeth. Dorothy and
Bcrnice, who have been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Moore, left for
their home in Durham.
Mrs. R. I. Leary is spending a
month in Washington.
Mrs. Jim Wood and children re
turned from Lynchburg, where
they have been spending several
weeks.
Miss Margaret Russell of Hert
ford is the guest of Miss Willie
Love Morgan on West Church -
Street.
Mrs. H. E. Williams left Sun- ,
day for Virginia Beach to spend j
ten days with her son, Harry E. j
Williams, Jr.
Thcmas Chears left Sunday for
New York where he will spend a
week. His sister. Mrs. H. I. Phillips,
will join him in Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. George Privott. I
Mr. and Mrs. George Harrell and ,
Mrs. W. Z. Lackland of Washing- i
con. N. C.. left Sunday to spend j
several clays at Nags Head.
Walter Jones of Payetteville
;pcnt Sunday with Mr. anc'. Mrs.!
J. J. Long and was accompanied
home by Mrs. Jones and small
daughter.
Millard Bond left Friday for
Nags Head where he will spend a
.veek.
Mrs. J. R. Wheeler and Miss
JIara Wheeler returned Sunday
rom Brooklyn, where they have
jeen spending the past week.
John Eadham left Sunday for
?Jags Mead to spend a week with
us family.
Miss Erlocn Sawyer of Newport
Mews is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
J. J. Sawyer on Oakum Street.
Miss Bertha Holmes has ac
;rptcd a position in Raicigli.
Mrs. Graham White and Miss
Mary White have returned to Nags
Head where they will spend several
more days.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Jones
spent Saturday in Norfolk.
Miss Jennie Ruth McAllily is in
Nashville visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Alvin Jones.
Joe Conger and Sunny Davis ar
rived home Friday after several
weeks stay at camp in the western
part of the state.
Loretta Mills of Grimesland is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Mills.
Mrs. William A. Graham and
Mrs. Sidney McMul^en returned
Friday from their trip to the
mountains.
Dr. Parker Retui::
Dr. William Parker has rclr.rned
to the city after a visit to the
mountains of Western North Caro
lina. While away he visited his
old home town of Albemarle in
Stanley county and renewed boy
hood acquaintances.
Shipment Received
2 Carloads
of not kin q but e . .
STOVES
of every size and description. BUYING IN SUCH
QUANTITIES, THE PRICES ARE BOUND TO BE
RIGHT!
Garrett Hdw. Co.
Phone 970 f
Columbia Personals
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Cohoon loft
Thursday to spend a few days in
Norfolk.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Arm
strong of Now York, who have
boon visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
McClees, returned Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Hopkins,
Miss Mary Mclson and Carlic
Spencer left Tuesday night for a
tour of the Western stales.
Miss Fclton from Hertford, Miss
Boomer from Swan quarter and
Mildred Stephens from Edenton
have returned to the position of
teachers in the Columbia High
School.
Friends of Mrs. S. C Chaplin
arc very glad to hear she is im
proving.
Mrs. P. M. Arps of Plymouth
was a guest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. W. Tatcm. Thursday.
Mrs. Ira Alexander has returned
from a visit at Janicsville.
Shower
A lovely shower party was given
at the home of Rose Bateman.
sponsored by Ind:a Pritehard, in
honor of Mrs. Morris Pritehard.
formerly Miss Morris of Mount
Gilcad. The guosis were served a
delightful ice course by Mary
Elizabeth Davis and Polly Tucker.
Many guests called during the
evening.
Bridge Shower
Mrs. Arthur Reynolds enter
tained at a bridge shower Friday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. John
Mclson, who before her marriage,
August 13. was Miss Helen Spruill
of Columbia. High score was made
by Mrs. Pat McCormick of Nor
folk, second high by Helen Tatem.
Low prize was awarded to Mrs. W.
T. Crutchflcld. The guests were
Mrs. R. H. Bachman. Mrs. Sam
S.vkcs. Mrs. William Spruill, Mrs.
Floyd Cohoon, Mrs. Jack Cohoon,
Mrs. Ira Alexaruv. r.
Pinner. Mr:;. Edward c:
John Alexander, Mr.;
Bridge man. Mrs. Jam
Mrs. T. S. SpruiU. Mrs.
son. Mrs. John MeLson.
MeCormick. Mrs. Fr-. d
Mrs. W. S. Carawan
I Donald Selby. Miss He/
Miss Ursula Batomun. "
; Mason. Miss Martha :
I Rota Godwin.
I
Creswell TVv o,
Mrs. N. J. Had is of Bcj. :
visiting friends in ,:;ut
town.
Mrs. Brant and ,..n.
and John Jordan
their home in Iv
after spending sent
and Mrs. W. D. J. ???:
George Norman of
here to see hi.; mo;lav.
very ill at the home of >
tcr, Mrs. Jim Norman.
Mrs. C. Vv\ Hard is <
her mother. Mrs. II.
Mrs. J. H. Reynold.-, :
Hatfield have ret > 1
tcr spending some ir.v
sister, Mrs. T. \Y. Tar':
Rocky Mount.
Mrs. J. R. Hutsrn.
daughter. Beth, of Wi
ed home Friday after ?
Hutson's sister. Mrs. \7
man.
Bill Jordan has rcr
Bern after spcndiiv
with lhs parents. Mr.
D. Jordan.
Mrs. A. B. Litchfield r
returned home Frkh
spending some time v.
A. Litchfield.
Ivfr. and Mrs. T. \Y. 'T' |
of Rocky Mount visit d
week.
// For V
'/ YOUR ;
Loved
Ones
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MEMORIALS ? MONUMENTS
D. T. SINGLETON
308 S. Road St. Elizabeth City, N. C. Phone 0:p
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Congratulations Daily Independent
j| Another Selig V ak
A Genuine
Diamond
| Set
I in 1 Ik yellow gold
j mounting al 1110 low
price <?f
| $12.50
\ We Will Allow Full Purchase Pri ! j
Ion iliis ring when traded in for a larger sloii
Diamonds are advancing in price I
i)ut our prices are still on
ij|
Louis Selig 1]
"Your Jeweler Since 18S2M
103(i Plymouth 2-door Sedan
1033 Dodge Touring Sedan
1 ho") Oldsmohile 2-door Sedan
1033 Chevrolet Coupe
I 1035 Dodge 2-ton Truck
1035 Dodge Sedan
103(5 Plymouth Touring Sedan
1035 Plymouth 1-door Sedan
1030 Chevrolet 2-door Pouring Sedan
1035 Dodge 1 C'-ton Truck
1031 Dodge lV>-ton Truck
1031 V-S Truck
2-1031 Chevrolet Trucks
2-1031 Dodge Pickups
3-1031 Chevrolet Pickups
2-Model "IP' 1%-ton Trucks
Several other cars and trucks in good cond:li
Marked low to sell quick. W'e need the room.
WILLIS S. WRIGI 1
DODGE ANI) PLYMOUTH DEALEK I
McMorrine St. and Colonial Ave. ^ (3